LYTTELTON NEWS

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16360, 4 November 1918, Page 9

LYTTELTON NEWS

-—. ♦ . —— MAGISTRATE'S COURT. At 'the Lyttelton Magistrate's Court on Saturday morning, before Captain R. Hatchwell, J.P., and Mr ,F. Knights. J.P., James McMillan, who pleaded to committing .- * nuisance in Oxford street, was convicted . fcnd 'fined lOe. • THE PICTURES. At the Harbour Light Pictttro Theatre on Saturday, i Pathe drama, "It Happened to Adele," starring Gladys Leslie, was presented, also another thrilling episode of the . • Pathei serial, "The Neglected Wife." The name programme will be screened to-night. Viola Dana will ie-appear to-morrow in ■ a powerful Metro drama, "Blue Jeans,," supported by an educational film, "Feeding Odd Animals," and a Co-operative Weekly Gaeette. . RED CROSS CONCERT. A well-attended concert was held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Lyttelton, on Saturday evening, in aid o! the Lyttelton Branch of the Red Cross Society. The' entertainment opened with a pianoforte solo by Misa C. Partington, followed. by a concerted voeal number, "My Yokohama Lady." Mrs Partington gave * recitation, and Mr a Sweet sang "Queen of tho Earth." An interesting item was a. dainty pianoforte duet by Misses W. Crabb and C. Partington. Miss N. Leater and Mr C. Sweet sang the duet, "The-River ct creditably,, and, Master H. .Taylor recited "Wipers, or the Sergeant . Speaks." A charming tableaux, "Anzac," brought the first part of tho entertainment t<T4 close, the second part of the programme VitAg devoted to ao. interesting sketch, "The Old-Camp Fire," Miss I. Sinclair acted • ai^accompaniat. Barbour' light pictures. Tu«day and Wednesday: Viola Dan* in "BLUE JEANS,'' a 'powerful dramatic Metro 7-act W«p4«play. ' Don't miss "Fatty" Afbuckle n«tti Thnrsday and. Friday, in "SEASIDE . INTERS." 3014